A Timeless Classic Motorcycle
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KJM Superbike
Wigan, WN3 4AP, Pennyhurst Street
01257 451 656
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We are very proud to offer the opportunity to own this rare beautiful example of the Honda "NC35". Our Honda RVF400 (NC35) is a legendary, Japan-only "grey import" sport bike produced between 1994 and 1996. It is widely recognized as a "mini-me" version of the iconic Honda RVF750R (RC45) This stunning example was first registered in the UK in June 1997 and has covered 21287 Km which is 13,227 miles. Its is in original condition and credit to its previous owner. It is supplied with one key, and lots of old service receipts. The bike will receive a fresh 12 months MOT and a service prior to delivery. "The Honda RVF400 NC35 was introduced in 1994 as the final evolution of Honda’s high-performance 400cc sport bikes, developed during Japan’s late-80s/early-90s “golden era” when licensing laws pushed manufacturers like Honda to build small-displacement machines with full superbike engineering; it replaced the Honda VFR400R NC30 and took heavy inspiration from race bikes like the Honda RVF750 RC45, featuring a refined V4 engine, improved chassis, and modernized styling, but by 1996 it was discontinued as demand shifted toward larger bikes and Japan’s economy slowed, effectively marking the end of Honda’s premium 400cc V4 line—though it later gained cult status as a highly collectible “mini superbike” known for its engineering and handling".
This 1994 HONDA RVF 400 ( NC35 ) represents a significant era in motorcycling history. Classic motorcycles like this are not just vehicles but pieces of heritage that tell the story of engineering evolution and design philosophy of their time.
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